1:05.79

Run-Up: 40 feet

Winner: Texas Red Bel, Chestnut Mare, by Texas Red out of Bel Air Kid, by Lemon Drop Kid. Foaled Mar 31, 2018 in Texas.
Breeder: Wayne Ray Detmar & Roland Cantu.
Owner: Hickerson, Reggie and Payne, Danny W.
Trainer: Payne, Danny

2 Claimed Horse(s):

Claudette Heir
Texas Red Bel

New trainer: Steve F. Williams
New trainer: Cesar Govea

New Owner: Steve F. Williams
New Owner: L and G Racing Stables

Claiming Prices: 1 - Texas Red Bel: $7,500; 5 - Serape: $5,000; 8 - Eagle Express: $7,500; 7 - Wa Wa Wee Wa: $5,000; 4 - Tay Tay's Baby: $5,000; 3 - Claudette Heir: $5,000; 6 - Georgiano: $5,000;

Scratched Horse(s): Tootie (Veterinarian)

Total WPS Pool: $7,207

1 - Payne, Danny 5 - Hurley, Tina 8 - Gourneau, Jerry 7 - Govea, Cesar 4 - Cravens III, Ronnie 3 - Young, Robert 6 - Gourneau, Jerry

1 - Hickerson, Reggie and Payne, Danny W. 5 - Andrew Stronach 8 - Henry S. Witt, Jr. 7 - L and G Racing Stables 4 - Jesus Rea 3 - Gentry Farms (A.P. Gentry) 6 - Henry S. Witt, Jr.

TEXAS RED BEL showed good early speed and assumed command, set a pressured pace to the turn, carved out decent fractions while prompted to the quarter pole, shook free into the stretch, kept to task past the furlong marker and was ridden out in the late stages to win as much the best. SERAPE sent to dispute the early pace, engaged with TEXAS RED BEL and pressed outside of that rival to the turn, kept close attendance to the decent pace nearing the quarter pole, could not keep pace with the winner into the stretch, chased into the final sixteenth and held well late for second. EAGLE EXPRESS tracked the early pace four wide nearing the half-mile marker, shifted to the two path into the turn and chased the pace to the quarter pole, angled out into upper stretch, could not find the needed late response and got up in time to secure the show honors. WA WA WEE WA tracked the early pace three wide nearing the half-mile marker, shifted to the rail into the turn and chased the pace to the quarter pole, made a mild gain into the stretch, flattened out in the final sixteenth and was outfinished for third. TAY TAY'S BABY settled off of the decent early pace, chased two wide and between runners nearing the quarter pole, swung four to five wide into the stretch, could not threaten the leaders into the final furlong and passed tiring rivals late. CLAUDETTE HEIR a step slow away from the start, settled while saving ground in the early stages, shifted three wide into upper stretch and did not offer a late response. GEORGIANO chased the early pace three wide and between runners, lost ground into the turn, shifted to the rail into upper stretch and failed to threaten.

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